Marble is a natural stone characterized by its smooth texture and natural shine. Its color varies depending on the minerals present in its composition. Due to its porosity, marble can be susceptible to absorbing liquids and stains, requiring proper care and maintenance to keep its appearance and quality over time.

• Dust and clean the marble daily.
• Use a sponge or soft cloth dampened with warm water to clean. Avoid abrasive cleaners, vinegar and never use bleach.
• Do not use detergents containing lye.
• If necessary, use unscented neutral soap and clean the surface with the foam, then immediately dry with a damp cloth, rinsing it repeatedly as needed. Once clean, dry it with a dry cloth.
• Clean up spills as soon as possible to prevent absorption and staining.
• After cleaning or wetting, do not let it air dry; dry it with a dry cloth to maintain its shine longer.
• If there are dried residues, use a brush with very soft bristles to avoid scratches, then clean with a damp and dry cloth simultaneously.
• Avoid placing hot objects directly on the marble; instead, use cloths or pads for protection.
• If the marble loses its shine and you want to restore it, consult professionals who know how to polish it.
• Ensure the room where the marble is located is well-ventilated to avoid moisture infiltration and mold stains.
• Avoid strong impacts or dropping objects on the surface to prevent cracks.